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Demographics, lifestyle, and clinical data

SA Salome Adam
MT Melissa S. Y. Thong
EM Eva Martin-Diener
BC Bertrand Camey
CH Céline Egger Hayoz
IK Isabelle Konzelmann
SM Seyed Mohsen Mousavi
CH Christian Herrmann
SR Sabine Rohrmann
MW Miriam Wanner
KS Katharina Staehelin
RS Räto T. Strebel
MR Marco Randazzo
HJ Hubert John
HS Hans-Peter Schmid
AF Anita Feller
VA Volker Arndt
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Cancer registries provided demographic parameters and clinical information such as date of birth, date of diagnosis, and cancer stage. Physicians and cancer registries gave detailed information on treatments, disease progression/relapse (including biochemical and clinical recurrence, and metastasis after diagnosis of primary tumour at time of survey), and other primary tumours. Self-reported information included education, living with partner, nationality, working status, body weight, body height, and physical activity. Furthermore, self-reported experience (yes/no) of the following comorbidities were assessed: depression, arthritis/rheumatism/arthrosis, diabetes, degenerative disc disease, and upper gastrointestinal disease.

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